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Mark & Ron's Garden

These are pictures taken over the last two weeks in our garden (ending 4/6/02). All the Tree Peonies pictured are Japanese types.

Mark, standing in front of Japanese maples Ron, standing in front of a crabapple Adonis, grown from seed. Japanese Tree Peony under redwoods (Hana Kisoi) Japanese Tree Peony (Hana Kisoi), closeup Japanese Tree Peony, by front door White Japanese Tree Peony Pink Japanese Peony under redwoods Peony-flowered Poppy Tree Peony 3-30-02 Mayten tree Peony, herbaceous Double Narcissus Pink Alstroemeria Red Alstroemeria Fritillaria Imperialis Ranunculus Ranunculus Red Tulips, all tulips were planted directly, no pre-chilling Orange Tulips Orange tulips Ranunculus Redwoods at the side of our yard. Lithodora, related to borage. Hoping they'll survive summer here! Camellia, two types of blooms on one bush. Camellia Camellia, showing the two types of blooms. Crabapple Crabapple Daffodil--Pink cups Rose_Pat Austin Rose, Pat Austin Rose, Golden Celebration Rose, Glamis Castle Rose, Abraham Darby Pelargonium (These are known as Martha Washington geraniums) Dudleya, native to Santa Monica mountains in california Peony, herbaceous, showing coppery new growth. Artichoke, making its first flower/fruit... Hyacinths Dutch iris Delphinium, "Black Knight" Ranunculus Ranunculus Ranunculus Orange Fritillary Corner of yard (a bit blurry, unfortunately)